3. Trang Pak Made Out with Coach Carr
It was a game of two halves.
Full credit to the boys.
We left everything on the field.
It’s time we took a long, hard look at ourselves.
At Dan, particularly.
He’s easy to look at, right?
Not conventionally handsome, but...
magnetic. Don’t you think?
Sometimes in training, I watch him with the ball.
When he plays he’s like water running through rocks.
Effortless.
At the end of the day, it’s a game of two halves.
There’s always hope for the future.
Full credit to the boys.
We left everything on the field.
It’s time we took a long, hard look at ourselves.
At Dan, particularly.
He’s easy to look at, right?
Not conventionally handsome, but...
magnetic. Don’t you think?
Sometimes in training, I watch him with the ball.
When he plays he’s like water running through rocks.
Effortless.
At the end of the day, it’s a game of two halves.
There’s always hope for the future.
This is Overthinker Magazine #3, a digital collection of articles and ideas about a world that demands analysis.
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